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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-19
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FREDERIC HARRISON.
Mr. JOHN MORLEY IN his speech at the Mansion House.
,a Tnose who are curious should read In
the r. on OF pure will 10 well TO peruse my friend
Frederic ari,ons volume called The Choice OF Books anu
other Literary Pieces will find there as much Wise
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-06-09
CANADA.
MONTREAL.

.2G@s :.
M. "A. D. Parent, caissier de Ia
banaue d'Hochelaga, q quite Ia
Vile, laissant IN deficit considera
BILE. II partit vendredi matin,
pour aller inspector Ia succursale
de Valley6eld, . Ia demande du
president, NJ. r. <. Saint. Charles,
mals au lieu de SO rendre 3 Valley
field, il prit Ia route des Etats-
Unis, ct il q pas etc revu depuis.
"A pheure quill est on 9 constate.
dams ses livres, I'M deficit de $l5.-
1914.
NJ. Saint Charles dit que Ia ban
que ne perdra rien, car des compaa-
gnies de guarantees supporten1t1
lasperte.
On autre commits qui est com
promiis dams l'affaire, sest trouve
Is complice inconsistent de N. Pa
rent, car, suivant les Instructions
dn caissier, il acceptait dee cheques
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-06-09
TO ADVERTISERS.

The Echo de rOuesthas a larger
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
It is three times as large as that
of any French paper published in
the city Of Minneapolis.
Advertisers may at any time
examine u subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantiate
this by proper certificates from
the superintendent Of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-06-09
Dbl L0UEST

propri4taires de plusieurs de, ces
lots; Nous menti0nnerons entrau-
tres: MN. JOS. Lafortune, George
Touzln, Emery Desmarais, Teles-
phore Pinsonnault, Honor6 Mi
chaud, Aug. Gari6py Magloire Ca
dinal G. lots, Charles Lepage ct
I'M bon nombre d'autres. ID. Ma
tpoleon Campbell, agent de biens-
q plusieurs de ces lots Aven-
DIRE ct nous engageons nos compa-
triotes 4 s'adresser de preferen-
ce 3 ce hon canadien qui est ton
jours pref 3 rendre service ct qui
ne MENACE pas les bons conseils.
P1ERRoT.
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ETATS-UNIS

New YoRR.-A la suite dune
violente pol6mique, qu'i n'ayait
pas tard6 3 deg6n6rer en- questions
de personalities blessantes, NJ. B.
Z. Richardson, propri6taire 6di-
teur de Northwestern, de Lonp
City Nebraska, q tue, 3 coups de
revolver, M. e.. Brouillard, pro-
pri6taire editeur du Times de Ia
meme Vile. lie meurtrier q etc
arret6 ct sera probablement lyn
che.
NEW YORK. - e-vingt qua
tire 6migrants irlandais, don't la
await etc pay6e par le
gouvernement anglais pour SO de
d'eux, sont retenus dams
le port de Philadelphia ct seront
tres probablement renyoy6s en- Ir-.
en- vertu de la loi interdi.
SAINT le d6barquement des indi
Powderlv le grand.maftre des
Chevaliers du Travail, q adresse
une circulaire d cette ascension,
inyitant tons les membres ! c6le
brer L. Juliet, pour honorer la
du gouvernement demo
il leur r~ecommande sur
de ne porter que Ia bannlere|
etoil6e dams leur ligne de marche,
dams leurs demonstrations publ
ques ct de prouver quill sont de
vrais citoyens dc e republique.
-Dn premier an l9 mai, 68,565
ou~vriers 90 sont n1is en- grove AUX
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CORRESPONDENTS
DULUTH, MINI, 5 JUN 1887.
Monsieur le Redacteur.

MOnS1eNr Le hedNcteNf.
L'Union st JEAN aptiste de
Duluth Went de recevoir deux ma
gniGques drapeaux en- soiedouble,
IN collier pour president, deux
6charpes tricolore pour vice-pr6si-
dents ct cent cinqnante jolis petits
insignes pour les membres, le tout
tres bien reussi ct manufacture par
La c6l4bre maison r. Beullac de
Montreal. LIE drapeau american
est de cina pieds guatre pouces
sur huit pieds avec baton summon
|t6 dun aigle AMERICAN: sur le dra
peau francois qui est d'6gale di
mension on lit: LUnsOn st Jean.
Bdphste de Duluth, au milieu SO
trouve I'M joli 6cusson avec Ia dlvi
Sc en- exergue .Pdnld5sm Gasscam. Z
LIE baton est aussi surmont6 dune
lance on cuivre dor6. lie collier
pour president est dun joli travail
artistique.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-06-09

Ell. z. Hansen, un cordonnier de
meurant au No 2l8, premiere rue
Sud q etc frappe d,insolation
mardi dernier vers trois heures ct
est decide le meme Jour q S heures.
Depuis trois semaines le d6funt
buvait beaucoup ct c'esta Get ex-
ces qu on dot attribuer SO mort. !
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-06-09

Nos abonn6s Sc sont rendus en-
grand nombre q lappel que nous
leur avons fat de payer leur
Announcement, nous les en- remer-
cions bien cordialement. Nous es-
perons que les retardataires feront
diligence ct comprendront que
nous ne pouvons pas leur envoyer
notre journal pendant des annees
ct des ann6es sans remuneration
aucune.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-06-09

L'agence des wins de la Califor-
ME - California wine House-a
Transports SEES bureaux du Boston
Block Cd ills etaient auparavant 4
leur nouveau magasin No 253-255,
2me Avenue sud Leurs .affaires lei
CONNIE ailleurs ont pris de telles
proportions que cette agence s'est
w oblig6e d'ouvrir des barils, aim
de pouvoir expedier leurs comman.
des avec plus de rapiditA.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-06-09

La yente des lots y bAtir est
tr6s-active dams les nonvelles addl-
lions autour des FORCES ct Lanu-
noires on vote de construction u
West Duluth pres de Grassy Point.
Nos compatrlotes sont deYenus
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-06-09
prOpOs de la benedictiOn de la
pierre angaialre de rEglise
Ste ClOtIlde Minneapolis.
D DEMoLIssEURs.
Petra aMtem erat chrsstus.

AUX DEMoLIssEURs.
Petra dNtem erdt chrsstus.
Quatre-vingt-neuf Ian cent du
steele fatidique,
INSERT en- traits sanglants an liyre
satanique!
@ maconsl BIT les murs de ce mon
de nouveau,
Gu sont.ils? on sont done I6quer,
re ct le niveau?
Je ne vols en- vos mains que le pic
ct la hache
Acharn6s au vieux muir ct frappant
sans relache.
Yous avez meme use vos ongles
raccourcis
Pour arrachsr en- tout quelques
plAtres noircis.
Lac muir est t~oujours lal Votre rage
strife,
MATS pourquoido l'enfer ft-il Ia
dynamite?
Vous l'avez essay6e ct vous ayez
en- peur
De sauter les premie1s sous son
6clat yengeur.
"Batissons 4 cote, laissonsl Ia vieille
RUNE,
Avez svous dit, pourrir sur So noire
vermine,
"A nous feu, Charlton, fer, acier,
FORCES d'Eiffell
Elevons contre Dieu notre tour de
Babel
Prenons la Libert6, pEgalit6 pour
sable
De la Fraternit6 faisons Ia chaux
durable
Capital ct travail melons tout au
mortier
Sur lequel doit bient0t dresser son
front alter
des temps nouveaux'
QUEEN lettres dor y britle:
Gloire q quatre-vingtne uf! Peu-
pies plus de BastiI1e!
A vous Ia terre Humans! Tout
pour PHumanit6!
Que Dleu garde pour lui "a yieille
6ternit6."
Mats quoil quatre-vlngt neuf n'a
pas son centenaire
BIT Ion parle d6ja de son glas fu-
n6raire,
Votre monde nouyeau craque de
toute part,
Il est a peine ne, d6ja o'est IN
vieillard
Votre fameux ciment chant6 par lie
grand barde
Avant d'avoir sech6 s'efrite ct sc
l6zarde.
Votre temple de paix nest gu un
cirque innomm6
Gu contre le repu bataille Iafa-
me.
Et le y1eux muir est Ia grant IN
dll6bile
Durcissant sous les coups de votre
main d6blle.
Lies platras sont tomb6s, mails con
tire son ciment
Vous userez en- vain lie fer Iongle
ct la dent.
Vous n'avez pas youlu de Ia Pierre
angulaire
|Sur iaquelle est bait le temple tn,
telaire
|Qui seul peut resister 3 lenfe1
d6chain6
BIZ seul roster dtbout quand tout
est entrain6.
C'6tait pour la broyer que Ia rage
dams Tame
Votre chef vous criaiit: "Susl Cora
sons l'infame."
Et cette Pierre Ia, que tous ont
rejects
Est le centre du monde ct de IE
ternit6.
CONSTRUCTORS insens6s vous igno-
riez sansdoute
Que lez Christ eternel est bien Ia
clef de votte
Gu tout Went converger ct trouve1
son appui.
Tout treIable, tout s'ebranle ct tout
tombe sans lui!
Ellie tient bon la vieille Eglise ca
tholique
Malgr6 tous vos efforts eontre l.
roc antique
Et le bruit de vos coups sans cesse
r6p6te
Annence 3 lunivers SO perp6tuit6.
fFrappez! depu1s longtemps ellie
est Ia cette Pierre
Ellie y sera longtemps apras L
centenairo.
Ali IL est 6ternel Lui que vous
meprisez
Vous, n'avez pas cent ans ct voua
agonlsaz.
CORRESPONDANCES.
Duluth, MINI, 5 JUN 1887.
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MINNEAPOLIS.

L,EcHo DE L'OUBsT nest pas respon-
sable des idees eI opinions emlses PAL
seq correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-06-09
Nellie ROSE SAUCER ct M. BOUCHER, commits canadiens
erancais seront tr6s-heureux de receyor leurs anis ct leurs compa-

Etats- Unis, ce chiffre comprend les
cinluante mile qui ont lach6 rou
VI sge 3 Chicago ces jours derniers
Georges Ell. Disque, qu1 await
assassin6 sa femme 3 Hoboken, Il
8 octobre 1856, a etc pendu CO ma
tin dams la cour de Ia prison du
comt6 de Hudson, sur les hauteurs
de Jersey City.
ii a march6 courageusement au
supplice, ct est mort brayement.
SEES enfants ont lintention de
changer de nom.
New YORK, 3 Juin.-Le capital
ne Jack Hussey qui acquis une
grande renomm6e en- sauvant PEN
dant ga vie, 81 personnes qui Sc
5noyaient, a recu un coup de revol-
yer la mutt derniere du Policeman
Hahn. Hussy Wit encore mails il y
a peu d'espoir de lie sauver. De
l'enquete il r6sulte que Hahn 6tait
en- civil qn'il await bu avec Hussey
dams IN saloon de la rue Jack
son, qu'aucune querelle ne s'6talt
6lev6e entre'eux ct quele meurtrier
n'avait aucune raison de tuer So
yictime.
NEW-YoRK. "A la cath6drale St
Patrice ce matin, IarcheVeque
Corrigan a ordonn6 pretre Henry
Van Banesslar, dune famille his
torique d'Abany ct 9'origine pres
|byt6rienne.
il est le fills de feu le general
Banesslaer, gradu6 de West Point,
ct brigadier general lors de la
guerre civile. Sa niece etait Ia file
de l'ex-gouverneur King de Get
6tat.
Sa famille volt dun mauvais cell
SO conversion. SEES deux smurs Sc
tant d6]a converts au catholicisme
SO sont faites Soeurs de Charlie.
les Canadiens Francois de
Saltwater ont donn6 au Rev. Pere
Rey, qui doit les quitter,Ras ma
gnifque months en- or.
Crookston, 4 Juin.--Ls "Croks
ton Roller mile a etc d6truit par
le feu aujourd'ui. Les pertes sont
6valn6es a $4,000. Assurances
$4,000
Altoona, Ia, 5 Juin.--Huit HON.
mes ont etc tres instantan6ment ct
six grievem.nt bless6s ce soir par
une explosion de dynamite . la
"Cambria Iron Company.
.Winona, 5 Juin.--A parriv6e lei
dn train du matin venant de pEst
nm ieune homme nomm6 Edward
Richardson a dome des signes
d'ali6nation mentale ct insistalt
pour descendre du train en- brandis
SAINT un revolver ct GRANT que SEES
ennemis le poursuivaient.
l'arme lui fut enlevee ct il fit
place sous la garde dun surveillant.
Son p4re ct SO femme quill a 6pou-
see ii y q quelques jours 6taient
avec lui.
New YORK, 6 Juin.-Il y await
Dlmanche lundi ct mardi 3 Castel
Garden plus de $1,000 emigrants
don't la Motto environ est compo-
see de Suedo1s 1000 environ Sc
dlrigeront sur lie Nord-O Quest.
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Les cages sans etre 6lev6s sont
pourtant assez raisonnables. I'm
Journalier gagne de $l,50 q $500
par jour, IN ouvrier 1926 q $3.50,
on pale @,5Oa IN ouvrier plAtreur.
En- retour rouvrage de toutes sor-
tes ne manque pas pour quicon-
que vent TRAVELLER.
Tous les jours il nous arrive des.
families qui viennent grossir la po--
pulation de Ia Zenith City; les ca
nadlens fournissent leur contin-1
gent parmi ces nouveaux arrivants.
La fanfare canadienne, forte de
Vngt-un membres progresse lente-.
ment mails shrement. Dams quel-
ques mois, nos combatriotes de
Duluth aurontl droit d'etre fers de
s1'Unlon Musicale St-Jean Baptis-
te de Duluth"
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ave lesquels CO dernier go procu-
raft de Pargent an dehors.
N. Parent 6tait q Pe1nploi de la
banque depuis tres longtemps, bien
quill soft encore comparativement
jeune. Les causes de cette defal-
cation sont attributes q des jeux
de bourse. Dernierem mt, il a
perdu de fortes sommes dams le
T~6l6graphe ct la banque de Mon
..real. M. Parent est marie depuis
quelques ann6es ct q laiss6 lei ga
femme ct ses trois enfants.
MN. Carbray, Routh ct Gle
ont etc NOMINEES agents a Quebec
de la ligne Bossiere, don't les stea-
mers voyageront entire la France
ct Montreal.
On annonce lie marriage pro-
cham de M. Beemer, notre fameux
entrepreneur de chemins de Fer,
avec une jeune montr6alaise fort
avantageusement connue.
On annonce lie marriage de M.
Edouard Taschereau, avocat, fills
de Honorable Jean Thomas Tas-
chereau, q Madamoiselle Marie-
Clora, file de Honorable M. r..
Dionne.
Son Eminence lie cardinal Tas-
cheread donna La benediction nup-
tale.
MOLD QUEST.
II paraft qu'ilnregne dams le
Nord- Quest un sujet de mtoonten
tement excessivement s6rieux.
Les m6tis, CONNIE nous ravons
dit, Sc m6fient q bon droit des Of
fres de grains du gouvernement 4
cause de lhypoth6que que celui-ci
veut METRE sur leurs terres pour
en- garantir le Placement.
lis redoutent que ce soft un mo-
yen ppeeurr PPeerrmsttttfe . dss 5pecula-
tours de METRE le grappin sur
leurs terres.
Aussi ills refusent d'ensemencer.
LIE gouvernement a reeu avis
que les sauyagas Bloods, Pugans
ct Blackfeet Sc remuent ct ap-
puient les m6tis.
La police mont6e q 6t6 renfor-
Gee sur les points menac6s ct on SO
prepare 3 r6primer de suite tout
def q l'autor1te du gouvernement.
lie chef de police de Winni-
peg, M. McRae, q etc blesse q la
jamie mardi soir en- op6rant Par
restation dun voleur de bestiaux
Isorti tout reinforcement du p6ni-
tencier. &c vaurien du nom de
Joe FAINT, en- arrivant . la station
de police q echapp6 . NJ. McRae
ct pour ne point SO faire poursui-
vre lui a tire un coup de pistolet.
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Y
CONTRACTORS
sand BUILDER,
OFFICE. sos PLYMOUTH Ave.
Minneapolis, Mimi.
ESPOIR POURLES SOuRDS

lie tympan artificial
VRsueri. i sardi.e. lest i sst
Wbr9vete ct vendu dams
Ytous les pays ciyilises du
~ monde. Demandez le Ii
vre en- franGa . de so pages ~contenant
une~ excellente etude sur Ia suldite, ayee
Illustration du tympan, brevet etc. I
livre est tres ~int6ressant: En- 6criyant
mentionnez le Journal.
Adresse, j b NICHOLSON, No l77
ct. ,sNeW-York.
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SO sont fait IN devoir de
suivre leurs drapeaux que Ton
montrait au public pour Ia premie
re fois. Nous pouvons dire sans
Granite d'Atre take d'exageration
que les drapeaux de pUnlons st.
Jean Baptlste sont de beaucoup les
plus beaux gull y ait 3 Duluth.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-06-09

New York, 6 Jnin.-Il y await
Dlmanche lundi ct mardi 3 Castel
Garden plus de 10000 emigrants
don't Ia Motto environ est compo-
see de Suedols 1000 environ Sc
dlrigeront sur le Nord-O Quest.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-23
A Mexican Horror.

st. Louis special: A dispatch from
the city of Mexico gives an account OF
q most horrible and bloody affair COM
mitted in the little city Of Patzcuoro last
Wednesday night. The wife OF Juna
Ramierz was the acknowledged belle OF
the town and agreat favorite. Three
policemen entered into q plot to outrage
her and on the night mentioned they
went to Ramlerz's house which was in
the suburbs, entered his bedroom and
fairly butchered, him with knives, infic-
ting twenty wounds npon his body.
Spouting blood deluged the vile as she
lay by the side OF her husband and she
tainted. After Ramierz was dead, they
restored the wife to consciousness and
then carried out their hellish plot, leav-
ing the poor woman almost dead. The
men fed to the interior on horseback,
but two of them have been captured and
the third will be. as the SholsS county
was aroused ard intense ssxeijement Pre-
vailed.
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kota. Under such an absurd doctrine
Oleveland's proclamation might be an
nuiled BY his successor. and so on with
out end, ard the title TO lands in the
Grow Greek District would accordingly
depend NOS on any Law or authoritative
decision, but on the person aoting as
chief magistrate for the time being.
Mr.. Cleveland's order for the eviction
OF she Grow Oreek settlers was issued
two years ago, and the total failure to en-
force it suggested that on second thought
the president saw the absurdity OF his
position and concluded the best way ont
OF the blunder WAS TO allow the whole
matter to lapse. That he is now driving
the settlers ont by the use OF the mill
tary can be attributed only 10 bullhesded
obstinacy. No one can possibly be
benefited by such q course. The Indians
have no 8 for the land, the settlers
have taken It up In accordance with the
Law. and the president can expel them
only by usurping authority not belong
ing to him. The whole proceeding Is q
gross outrage, and ~inexplicable unless
intended to further the schemes OF New
York spectators In western lands.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-23
rhe Crow creek Outrage.

Chicago Tribune: The use OF the
military in destroying the property OF
the Grow Greek settlers and driving the
farmers from their homes is . brutal
outrage, without any ahadow OF j%ustlf-
cation Thaae settlers we're not in any
sense interlopers, for they took up their
claims two years ago in an orderly nan
mel, in pursuance Of . proclamation by
President Arthur throwing the reserva-
ton open, and inviting all who desire to
dc scffte secure komesteads under the
law. Cleveland WAS hardly in office be-
fors he revoked Arlhur's proclamation
"a high-handed proceeding previously
unheard OF and entirely opposed to the
proper administration of she govern.
ment. What had Cleveland to do with
the acts and decisions Of HE predeces.
sorsY A final ruling by the president OF
the United States is as binding as q
decision by the supreme courts,
and ii Succeeding executive estsblisbes
different polIcies he should base them
on new cases without attempting to
annul the acts Of his predecessor. II
IOleveland's arrogant claim Of authority
10 correct he couid set aaide Lircoln's
proclamation OF emancipation or any
similar act by any OF his predecessors
back to the sime Of Washington. He
might Svict The farmers OF Iowa. Nebras-
tka aud Kansfs as easily ns those OF Da-
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-23
Central south Dakotn Pre.bvta

Central south Dakota Presbytery.
Miller, April 19-The presbytery OF
this central south Dakota which is just
closing its session here to-day has been
n Of the most interesting and profit.
able meetings Of the kind held in this
presbytery. There are thirty churches
in the presbytsry, with twenty-one
church edifices, four new ones having
been erected in the past year. There
are four parsonages, three Of which were
erected last year; there has been con.
tributed $12,8H for church purposes.
One hundred and forty-two members
have been edded by profession OF faith,
127 on certificates. There is o a total
membership Of / ,I00. There are Sun.
day schools in connection with all the
churches, with a membership OF 1870.
The woman's, presbyteral held theil
annual session on Saturday and elected
Mrs. Tyner, of Altoona, secretary and
treasurer for the coming year.
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Which said tax shall be collected and the
same is hereby fixed In proportion on each of
such streets, respectively, to the feet front of
said lots, parts of lots and pieces of ground 80
bounding and abutting upon such. sidewalks
and improvements, that is TO say: that such tax
shall be on the lots and parts of lots abuttine
all walks built the width of six feet, at the rate
of sixty-six cents per foot, being the .contl act
price and cost OF constructing said walks, and
lots. parts of lots and pieces of groudd, the
name of the owner, so far Us known. and the
allowance snd tax levied hereby, are as herein
SEQ 2. That all of tho aforesaid improve
ments having been fully completed oocording
to the contract aforesaid as appears by the re-
nser OF said city on file in the Office of city
clerk the whole of the aforesaid sums of money
are hereby declared due and payable from and
nance nss1s sa and Rt the Sans aa shall IPB Be Collected 81 az he s ssme
Is other city taxes, and when collected paid TO
the contractor, az hereinb fore provided.
on any, of the lots. parts of lots or piece Of
ground aforesaid, shall remain unpaid for
more than so days from tho time the same shall
aaas Ssos% to t dss pr snd pnss 81 tb g osd;naaUa
and the charter and ordinances of said oity the
same shall become delinquent, and it shall be
auty Of tne Oily T. eaaurer to proceed forthwith
to advertlae the same for sale "a other delin-
auent city taxes. and thereupon in the same
manner, .ae other city taxes, to sell the said lots,
parts or lots and pieces of ground on which any
| taxes hereby levied remains unpaid at the date
liked for the sale thereof, and so soon as the
moneys are collected or realized upon q sale az
Aforesaid OF the property. or otherwise realized
INTO tho city treasury. the sarae shall be by the
treasurer paid over to the contractor entitled
tnereto together with the penalty and interest
allowed by law. if any there be.
Ssc.A. This ordinance shall take effect and
oe IN force from and after its passage and ap-
prevail.
Passed April 18th, 1887.
n. NJ. O'BRIEN, City CLERK.
Approved April 10th, 1887.
JAMES 81. TELLER, Mayor.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-23
First Publication April 2sad
An

Provioin for the payment of the cost OF con-
structing oerttia sidewalks built pursuant o
resoiut. oBs of the m ,yor and council and
also ordering the levS and collection OK 3
special tax therefor.
Be il ordained b, the MaS OF and council OF the
city of Yankton:
tho mayor and council passed and adopted
pursuant to the charter of said city, the mayor
and council Of the city of Yankton, have hereto
adS declared Is nsoessaay. a ana or pssred 20 sn De built a.
the expense and cost of the lot owners certain
sidewalks Abutting the following lots and
blocks ard along certain streets in said city OF
Let j, slock 50, Todds Yankton, sidewalk six
feet wide.
Lot !. block SO. Toads Yankton. sidewalk ak
Lot 5, block SO. Todds Yankton, sidewalk six
feet wide,
And whereas, In pursuance Of and by author
ity of the ordinances and resolutions of the
mayor and council of said City, and the charter
tho lots and parts Of lots bounding and abut-
OF ground, hereinafter named and described
have not built. or caused to be b1ilt, such side
walks so declared to be necessary, and ordered
And Whereas, The said walks so ordered by
the mayor aud council, to be built along the
streets opposite tho lOts and pieces of ground
by said mayor and council in due form of law
and have been built, constructed, completed
and accepted "a ordered by said revolutions,
and in accordance with the charter and ordi-
nanoes and resolutions of the mayor and coun-
| Gil of the said oity, passed adopted in that
behalf; and as suoh have been duly exanined
and accepted by the city engineer of the said
city, and confirmed by the mayor and council,
and thereby 1t becomes necessary tito levy o
special tax upon the property and lots and
parts of lots, abutting the sidewalks. 40 as
aforesaid built to defry and liquidate tho cost
of constructing and building the same.
Now therefore, Be it ordained as aforesaid,
for the purposes aforesaid, and pursuant to
the charter of said city. and the ordinances
ninety-ai1 and s6-1oO dollars. be and the same
ia hereby levied npon the following described
lots and pieces of ground situate in said CITY Of
YRnkton, and described as follyws, o.wit: